The Rame Group Practice

23/03/2026

**UPDATE 11:03 - Our computers are now back up and running

URGENT MESSAGE

We are currently undergoing IT issues with our computer system, we are on the phone to our provider now but we suspect this may be a national issue.

Please bear this in mind when calling us, as we currently cannot access our system. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

18/03/2026

18/03/2026

Meningitis and Measles can be very serious. If you are under 25, checking you are up to date with your vaccines should be on your list of things to do, preferably before you start or in your first year of university.

More info here:

Make sure you're protected against some forms of meningitis. Ask your school nurse or GP about the vaccine now!

11/03/2026

Happy No Smoking Day! Let us know if this is your quit day and if we can help in any way. Remember: a smoke free life starts with a smoke free day.

02/03/2026

📢 Practice Closure Notice – Tuesday 3rd March

Our surgery will be closed for staff training from1:00pm tomorrow (Tuesday 3rd March) for the afternoon. We will reopen as normal at 08:30 on Wednesday 4th March.

If you need medical help while we are closed:
• For urgent but non‑life‑threatening issues, please contact NHS 111.
• For emergencies, please call 999.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

02/03/2026

🚨 Need to cancel your appointment? No problem!
There are lots of quick and easy ways to do it 👇

1️⃣ Call the practice during opening hours
🕣 08:30 – 13:00 & 14:00 – 18:00
2️⃣ Use the text reminder link sent to you 24 hours before your appointment 📲
3️⃣ Call us 24/7 and use the automated phone system ☎️🤖
4️⃣ Cancel in person at Reception at either branch 👋

27/02/2026

A smoke-free life starts with a smoke-free day, and No Smoking Day is coming up soon! Make Wednesday 11th March your quit day.

26/02/2026

Safeguarding Alert: Fake “Celebrity Meet and Greet” Websites Targeting Children

Cornwall Council has made GP Practices aware of a growing number of websites claiming to offer children the opportunity to meet or chat virtually with celebrities. These imitation “celebrity meet and greet” websites pose serious safeguarding risks. They are designed to mislead children and facilitate harmful adult contact. Vigilance, open communication, and active supervision are essential to keeping children safe online.

These websites may appear credible and child friendly, but they host unmoderated live chat features that expose children to significant harm, and this presents a substantial safeguarding concern.

We encourage parents to:
• Supervise online activity, particularly when children are using video-based platforms.
• Check and adjust parental controls and privacy settings.
• Ask children which sites or apps they use and explore them together where appropriate.
• Talk to children in a calm, non-judgemental way about safe online behaviour.
• Explain that no genuine celebrity uses random video chat platforms to meet fans.
• Reinforce that children should speak to a trusted adult if anything online feels wrong or uncomfortable.
• Report illegal content or behaviour to CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection).

16/02/2026

13/02/2026

There’s another way to contact your GP practice, by simply sending your symptoms and requests through their website or the NHS App.

Tap it, type it and we’ll take care of it.

For more info ➡️ nhs.uk/GPOnlineForms

11/02/2026

By getting the HPV vaccination and attending screenings when invited, you're giving yourself the best possible protection against cervical cancer. These simple steps mean you can continue being there for the people who matter most in your life.

09/02/2026

View your GP record in record time, when it suits you.

You can do more with the NHS App than you realise. Discover what else you can do today.

📱Tap the NHS App